It's a high school graduation they'll never forget.
Seniors at Summit High School in Fontana, California were honored with a drive-up graduation ceremony along pit road at the Fontana Speedway. Graduates got their diplomas, posed for a picture while wearing a face mask, and were sent on their way. Superintendent Randal Bassett says it's so popular, juniors are asking if they could have the same ceremony next year.
Cologne, Germany has a new public square exhibit that's aimed at explaining the Coronavirus pandemic to kids.
It's based on a book called "Why is Everyone Staying at Home?" The book's pages have been blown up to the size of a large poster and each page is attached to a fountain plate in the square. The fountain is so big, it's possible for kids to see it and socially distance.
Getting the cover of Vogue is a highly coveted accomplishment.
The July cover of British Vogue will feature three women who've worked on the front lines of the COVID 19 pandemic. Narguis Horsford drives trains on the London Overground, Rachel Millar is a community midwife and Anisa Omar is a supermarket worker in London.
Overnight, an artist in Houston has created a mural for George Floyd, whose death in police custody was captured on bystander video, sparking protests nationwide.
Mural artist "Donkeeboy" and his mom "Donkeemom" painted the memorial on the side of a Scott Food Mart in Windbern. In the portrait, Floyd has angel wings and a tribute that reads " Forever Breathing - In Our Hearts."
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